- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Avamar Release Notes
- Revision history
- Avamar overview
- New features and changes
- Changed features
- Resolved issues
- Known issues
- Avamar server known issues
- Avamar Virtual Edition known issues
- Avamar Web Client (AUI) known issues
- Avamar Orchestra known issues
- Avamar Administrator known issues
- Avamar Client Manager known issues
- Avamar Config Checker known issues
- Avamar Desktop/Laptop known issues
- File level restore client known issues
- Avamar Web Restore known issues
- Data Domain system integration known issues
- All backup clients and plug-ins known issues
- AIX, HP-UX, Linux, CentOS, and Solaris client known issues
- Microsoft Exchange VSS plug-in known issues
- Microsoft Hyper-V VSS plug-in known issues
- Microsoft SharePoint VSS plug-in known issues
- Microsoft SQL Server plug-in known issues
- Microsoft Windows client known issues
- NDMP accelerator node known issues
- Oracle database plug-in known issues
- IBM DB2 plug-in known issues
- SAP with Oracle plug-in known issues
- Sybase ASE plug-in known issues
- IBM Lotus Domino plug-in known issues
- Replication known issues
- Avamar Data Migration Enabler (ADMe) known issues
- Upgrade known issues
- VMware known issues
- Supportability package known issues
- Avamar plug-in for vSphere Web Client configuration application known issues
- Environment and system requirements
- International language support
- Technical notes
- Documentation
- Installation and upgrade considerations
- Where to get help
Dell EMC Avamar 19.7 Release Notes
International language support in UNIX/Linux environments
Supported languages for UNIX and Linux environments include:
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| Encoding | International language support details |
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EUC-JP |
You can back up and recover EUC-JP encoded files and directories with names in the Japanese language on Solaris. NOTE EUC-JP encoded file and directory names do not render correctly in either Avamar Administrator or Avamar Web Restore. This issue does not apply to the client web UI available through Avamar Desktop/Laptop.
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UTF |
You can back up and restore individual UTF-encoded files and directories with file and directory names in supported local languages. File and directory names appear in the local language in Avamar Administrator and Avamar Web Restore. |
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